@riburr: "There's stuff falling from the sky right now.  It seems to be coming from the 
thick clouds that have replaced the sun and blue sky.  It feels cool to the 
touch, and drips off the hair and skin.  It collects in puddles and flows across 
the ground.  I seem to remember something similar in the distant past...
I also remember mushrooms favor this stuff.  I will walk in the woods and get my 
shoes wet, and see if the mushrooms have returned to get their faces wet.
Government men have placed tin guards in the forest near our home.  The guards 
require no food, they need only drink from the sky.  We are told you can see how 
much the tin guards drink.  See:
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Our camp is very close to "Caroline Furnace," at the top of the list.  This tin 
guard drinks much from the sky.  He must be favored among the others.  Hopefully 
he will ask the sky to make the mushrooms happy by splashing their faces.  When 
the mushrooms are happy we are happy."
    @riburr: "<quote>
Caroline Furnace was an iron furnace built and operated in the 1800s.  This and 
two other nearby furnaces were named after the three daughters of the owner of 
the furnaces.  The other two furnaces were Elizabeth and Isabella.  The furnaces 
were destroyed as a result of the American Civil War.  The remains of Caroline 
Furnace are very close to my home, and the Lutheran Church now runs a rural 
retreat on the grounds where the furnace once stood.  I find very beautiful 
cobalt blue slag glass in the area,  I also find Amanita muscaria in the area, 
but the land is owned by the church."
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